Dr Asmita Manchha is a Research Fellow at the Bolton Clarke Research Institute. She received a PhD from the University of Queensland in 2022, which examined the stigma of working in aged care. Asmita’s research examines attitudes toward aged care work, and employee well-being, with a focus on conceptualisations and lived experiences of stigmatised occupations.
Experience
2022–present
Research fellow , Bolton Clarke Research Institute
2021–present
Senior research technician, University of Queensland
2019–2022
PhD researcher, University of Queensland
Education
2022
The University of Queensland, PhD
2017
The University of Queensland, Bachelor of Business Management (Hons)
Publications
2022
“The stigma is what you do”: Examining the Relationship between Occupational Stigma and Worker Outcomes in the Aged Care Context. , Journal of Applied Gerontology.
2022
Reconceptualizing Stigmas in Aged Care: A Typology of Stigmatizing Discourses in the Aged-Care Context. , The Gerontologist
2022
The Social Construction of Stigma in Aged-care Work: Implications for Health Professionals’ Work Intentions. , The Gerontologist
2021
Deeply discrediting: A systematic review examining the conceptualisations and consequences of the stigma of working in aged care. , The Gerontologist